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twicer

[ twahy-ser ]
/ ˈtwaɪ sər /
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noun
Slang. a two-time loser.
Australian.
  1. a deceiver.
  2. a crook.
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Origin of twicer

First recorded in 1670–80; twice + -er1

Words nearby twicer

twibill, twice, twice-born, twice exceptional, twice-laid, twicer, twice-told, Twickenham, twiddle, twiddle one's thumbs, twig
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How to use twicer in a sentence

  • When we found out about it we gave the boy a twicer with the strap, and he left and took out a summons against us.

    Three Elephant Power|Andrew Barton 'Banjo' Paterson
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